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Insurance Multisport Assur GENERAL AND SPECIAL CONDITIONS INSURANCE MULTISPORT ASSUR SOMMAIRE I. OBJECT ............................................................................................................................................................................... 2 II. DEFINITIONS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2 III. DESCRIPTION OF COVER ............................................................................................................................................... 4 A – INSURANCE COVER .......................................................................................................................................................... 4 B – ASSISTANCE COVER ........................................................................................................................................................ 5 IV. EXCLUSIONS APPLICABLE TO THE POLICY................................................................................................................ 6 V. OBLIGATIONS IN THE EVENT OF A CLAIM .................................................................................................................... 6 VI. SUBROGATION ................................................................................................................................................................ 7 VII. MULTIPLE INSURANCE POLICIES ................................................................................................................................ 7 VIII. ASSESSMENT OF CLAIMS ............................................................................................................................................ 7 IX. SUPERVISORY AUTHORITY ........................................................................................................................................... 7 X. LIMITATION PERIOD ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 XII. DECLARATION OF JOINT INTEREST ............................................................................................................................ 8 XIII. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION ....................................................................................................................... 8 XIV. DATA PROTECTION AND FREEDOM OF INFORMATION .......................................................................................... 8 APPENDIX 1 ........................................................................................................................................................................... 9 In case of legal problems with this contract, only the French version will be taken into consideration. POLICY No. 2013-284 STANDARD MULTI-SPORT INSURANCE MOTOR SPORTS MULTI-SPORT INSURANCE AIR SPORTS MULTI-SPORT INSURANCE THE ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OF THIS POLICY IS DELEGATED TO APRIL INTERNATIONAL VOYAGE, A SOCIETE ANONYME (FRENCH PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY) WITH A SHARE CAPITAL OF €516,500, AN INSURANCE INTERMEDIARY, REGISTERED: • AT THE PARIS REGISTRY OF TRADES AND COMPANIES UNDER THE NUMBER: 384 706 941 • WITH ORIAS (REGISTER OF INSURANCE INTERMEDIARIES) UNDER THE NUMBER: 07 028 567 (WWW.ORIAS.FR). APRIL INTERNATIONAL VOYAGE IS SITUATED AT 26, RUE BENARD, 75014 PARIS, FRANCE. APRIL INTERNATIONAL VOYAGE IS SUBJECT TO THE AUTORITE DE CONTROLE PRUDENTIEL ET DE RESOLUTION (ACPR - FRENCH PRUDENTIAL SUPERVISORY AUTHORITY), SITUATED AT 61, RUE TAITBOUT, 75436 PARIS CEDEX 09, FRANCE. YOUR POLICY COVER, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF COVER FOR ASSISTANCE, IS REGULATED BY THE FRENCH INSURANCE CODE. YOUR POLICY CONSISTS OF THESE GENERAL CONDITIONS TOGETHER WITH YOUR POLICYHOLDER CERTIFICATE. THE COVER YOU HAVE CHOSEN FROM THE TYPES OF COVER DESCRIBED BELOW IS SPECIFIED IN YOUR POLICY CERTIFICATE, ACCORDING TO WHICH OPTIONS YOU HAVE TAKEN OUT AND FOR WHICH YOU HAVE PAID THE CORRESPONDING PREMIUM. PLEASE READ YOUR GENERAL CONDITIONS CAREFULLY. THEY SET OUT OUR RESPECTIVE RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS AND ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS. IMPORTANT Should an event occur that is likely to result in the cancellation of your trip, you must cancel your booking with the travel agent as soon as you become aware of the situation. In order to be eligible for the “Travel Cancellation” cover or any other insurance cover in this policy, you must submit your claim form within five working days following the date of the event, to: APRIL International Voyage Service Gestion Clients TSA 10778 92679 COURBEVOIE CEDEX Tél. : +33 1 73 03 41 01 Fax : +33 1 73 03 41 70 Mail : [email protected] To be eligible for the insurance cover detailed in this policy, before taking any action or personal initiative, you MUST first contact the emergency services and then contact APRIL International Assistance in order to obtain a claim number, without which no action can be taken. Your policy: 2013-284 APRIL Assistance France 24/7 Telephone number from France: ..... 01 53 05 30 56 Telephone number from abroad: .. +33 1 53 05 30 56 Fax number from France: .................... 01 44 51 16 93 Fax number from abroad: ................. +33 1 44 51 16 93 I. OBJECT This document sets out the insurance and assistance cover guaranteed and provided by the Insurer for the Policy holders/Beneficiaries of the Multi-sport insurance policy. II. DEFINITIONS Insurer The Multisport insurance policy is insured by AXERIA Assistance Limited, Progetta House, Level 2, Tower Road, Swatar, Malta. Registered in Malta No. C 55905. Underwriter APRIL International Voyage, whose head office is located at 26 rue Bénard, F-75014 PARIS, a public limited company with a capital of €516,500 and listed on the Paris (France) trades and companies register under number B 384 706 941, Insurance Intermediary listed with Orias under number 07 028 567 (www.orias.fr). Intermediary/Assistance company Management of the Multi-sport insurance policy and the provision of assistance services for the Insurer are the responsibilities of APRIL Assistance France, whose head office is located at 114 Boulevard Vivier Merle, F-69439 LYON, a public limited company with a capital of €57,000, listed on the Lyon (France) trades and companies register under number B 429 133 580. Policy holder Any natural person aged over 18 or any legal person who has purchased a Multi-sport insurance policy and received an insurance certificate in return. Page | 2 Policy holder(s) / Beneficiary(ies) For single person cover: the Policy holder/Beneficiary listed on the insurance certificate. For family cover: the Policy holder/Beneficiary, their spouse, partner or civil partnership partner and/or any legitimate, natural or adoptive children under the age of 18 for whom they have financial responsibility, who live at the same address and who are listed in the insurance certificate. * The age of each Beneficiary is calculated on 1 January of every year by deducting the year of their birth from the current year. For family cover: The Policy holder/Beneficiary, persons belonging to the same association, club or family, or employees of the same employer, undertaking the same sporting activity, on the same dates, in the same place and under the same conditions detailed in the insurance certificate. Policy options Standard Multi-sport insurance Motor sports multi-sport insurance (standard + motor sports*) Air sports multi-sport insurance (standard + motor sports + air sports*) * As set out in Appendix 1 of this policy booklet for the 2013-284 group insurance policy deemed to be general terms and conditions. Insurance certificate Document issued to the Policy holder/Beneficiary once the insurance cover application has been received, the Premium has been paid and the Insurer has approved the application. Residence The Policy holder’s main and usual place of residence. Geographical coverage The Multi-sport insurance cover applies throughout the world, excluding countries engaged in a civil or foreign war, in a state of significant political instability, affected by civil unrest, riots, terrorist acts, retaliations, limitations undermining the free movement of persons and goods (regardless of the reason, including health, safety, weather, etc.), or atomic disintegration. Duration of cover The Multi-sport insurance policy takes effect on the effective date specified in the insurance certificate, in the "Cover" section, at 00.00 hours, or on the date and at the time set out in the insurance certificate, in the "Cover date" section, if the latter is identical to the effective date of cover in the “Cover" section, subject to the Premium payment being received. It terminates on the date specified in the insurance certificate and no more than 12 months after it came into effect. Under no circumstances must it come into force before the date on which the policy is purchased and the Premium payment received. It is the responsibility of the Policy holder/Beneficiary to ensure that their Premium payment has been received by the Insurer via the Underwriter. Premium payment The Premium must be paid before the policy comes into effect for the full term of the insurance cover selected. The Premium includes all applicable taxes. Scope of application The insurance cover is valid only for sporting activities carried out in a personal capacity for the duration of the policy validity period stated in the insurance certificate. Sports covered All sports
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